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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
7
The piece follows a tense moment between a wife and her husband Dicky as he questions weight and appearance. She battles embarrassment and anxiety while he teases, then softens, revealing underlying affection and concern for her feelings.
W. J. Goggin as administrator of Edna Howard's estate, of Cleveland, files suit seeking 15000 from Lake Shore Electric after her car was struck by a street car at East 28th Street and Woodland Avenue. The complaint cites failure to sound a danger signal and excessive speed by the street car.
Random state briefs report Roy Pontius a Columbus post office clerk bound over to a federal grand jury on a mail tampering charge. A wedding gift set for James Huffman’s secretary Margaret is arranged. Ohioans seek military camp enrollment and training updates. Other items note engineers' wage discussions, a gun seizure in Bucyrus, opium concerns in Lima, and bankers from across Ohio attending the Ohio Bankers Association convention in Columbus.
June 3 5 discussions cover vital commercial and financial topics. In Columbus the Roseville Brick Plant in Muskingum County is under possession by Director Harper but not Ohio property.
Attorney-General Crabbe ruled that improvements may be paid for out of the state treasury in a written opinion to State Auditor Tracy. Sam Uneerfelder, Cleveland broker and president of Cagertender & Co., was subpoenaed as a defense witness for Warren E. Barnett. Columbus attorneys Joshua E. Russell and Merle B. Copeland, implicated in the Hayner Whiskey Scandal conspiracy, go on trial.
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